Credits Score: The Podcast That Gives Credits The Credit They're Due

Oo-de-lally! This week, we're joined by Zach Reino (Off Book: The Improvised Musical Podcast) as we whistle our way through the opening credits to Disney's 1973 animated feature "Robin Hood."

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Disney's Robin Hood Opening Credits

The Hamster Dance 

Dixieland Jazz cover of Whistle-Stop (The Theme from Robin Hood) by Roger Miller performed by Swing'it Dixieband

Classical Guitar cover of Whistle-Stop (The Theme from Robin Hood) by Roger Miller performed by Giuseppe Torrisi

Dance Remix of Whistle-Stop (The Theme from Robin Hood) by Roger Miller performed by Riccardo Mauro

Two Guys High AF cover of Whistle-Stop (The Theme from Robin Hood) by Roger Miller performed by Drew Lawrence

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♪What would you do if we podcast out of tune? Would you stand up and walk out on us?♫  Actually, please don't. We have such a great episode to kick off 2020 and we wouldn't want you to miss it. Sit back and relax, as we let the vocal stylings of Joe Cocker take us through the opening credits of "The Wonder Years."

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The Wonder Years Opening Credits  

Tiny Apartment cover of "With a Little Help From My Friends by The Beatles/Joe Cocker performed by Lawrence

Barbershop Quartet Acapella cover of "With a Little Help From My Friends by The Beatles/Joe Cocker performed by A Cappella Trudbol

Outdoor Highway Acoustic cover of "With a Little Help From My Friends by The Beatles/Joe Cocker performed by Blue Water Highway

Reggae cover of "With a Little Help From My Friends by The Beatles/Joe Cocker performed by POTA REGGAE ROOTS

Accordion cover of "With a Little Help From My Friends by The Beatles/Joe Cocker performed by 

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Get ready to have the hap-hap-happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby tapdanced with Danny-fucking-Kaye, as we watch Santa get into one predicament after another in the animated opening credits to "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation."

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National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Opening Credits

Folk/Bluegrass cover of "Christmas Vacation" by Indianna Dawn

Solo guitar cover of "Christmas Vacation" by John Morrison

Metal cover of "Christmas Vacation" by Rare Breed

Ukulele cover of "Christmas Vacation" by Kayleigh Ukulele

Christmas Vacation/Holiday Road/Mele Kamikimaka mashup by Nicodemus Snow

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Clark Griswald Rant Plus a Guitar by Steve Badach

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation in One Minute by One Minute Movies  

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It's a very Credits Score Christmas (yeah, that's the best we could come up with), as we take on our first holiday flick ever with the opening credits to 2003's raunchy Christmas comedy, "Bad Santa."

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Bad Santa Opening Credits 

Trap remix of Chopin's Nocturne in E-flat major, Op. 9, No. 2

Kalimba cover of Chopin's Nocturne in E-flat major, Op. 9, No. 2 by Zeida Sound

Classical guitar cover of Chopin's Nocturne in E-flat major, Op. 9, No. 2 by Lucas Brar

Metal cover of Chopin's Nocturne in E-flat major, Op. 9, No. 2 by Lai

Electronic remix of Chopin's Nocturne in E-flat major, Op. 9, No. 2 by Shaun Yeoh

The Little Green Feller: The Story of the Grinch as Told by Carl from Sling Blade by Psych Ward

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Things are zanier than ever in our latest episode as we do our best to keep up with the Warner brothers (and the Warner sister, Dot) as they run amok through the opening credits to the hit 90s cartoon, "Animaniacs."

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

Animaniacs Opening Credits  

Compilation of variations of the ending of the opening credits

Compilation of variations of all of the end credits gag

Animaniacs "Finger Prince" scene

Animaniacs voice actors singing the Animaniacs theme acapella at Comic Con

Barbershop quartet cover of the Animaniacs theme

Old timey piano cover of the Animaniacs theme 

Dubstep remix of the Animaniacs theme

Mississippi State marching band cover of the Animaniacs theme

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There are a lot of firsts in this week's episode. Our first sequel. Our first Marvel movie. Our first episode where Gary's nipple pops out. But don't let that deter you. Come dance along with Baby Groot as we take a look at the opening credits to Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.

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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Opening Credits 

James Gunn dancing as Baby Groot: Part 1 and Part 2

Lily Allen's cover of Mr. Blue Sky by Electric Light Orchestra 

One Man Choir cover of Mr. Blue Sky by Steven Moses

Bedroom ukulele cover of Mr. Blue Sky by Reb Shang

String quartet cover of Mr. Blue Sky by The Bossard Quartet

Remix of Mr. Blue Sky by Crazy Monkey 

The Floppotron cover of Mr. Blue Sky by Pawel Zadrozniak

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Greetings, boils and ghouls! This week, Gary Dudak and Max Miller make the long trek from the creaky front gate to the dusty Cryptkeeper's tomb as they take on the opening credits to HBO's creepy anthology series, "Tales from the Crypt."

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Tales from the Crypt Opening Credits  

Metal cover of the "Tales from the Crypt" theme by VikingGuitar

Orchestral cover of the "Tales from the Crypt" theme by The Pit Stop Players

Weird, recorder cover of the "Tales from the Crypt" theme by Michal

Tales from the Cryptkeeper (The animated series) Opening Credits 

Crypt Jam (aka The Cryptkeeper's rap video) 

We Wish You'd Bury the Missus from the Tales from the Crypt Christmas album

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In this very spooky episode of Credits, ahem...Scare, Gary Dudak and Max Miller try their best to keep you awake as they make their way through the opening credits to the 1984 film that launched one of the most popular horror franchises of all time, "A Nightmare on Elm Street." 

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Links, as promised in the episode: 

A Nightmare on Elm Street Opening Credits

Synthesia midi cover of the A Nightmare on Elm Street theme 

Metal cover of the A Nightmare on Elm Street theme by Zach Hurst

Orchestral cover of the A Nightmare on Elm Street theme by The Blake Robinson Synthetic Orchestra

Club remix of the A Nightmare on Elm Street theme by DiscoPhantom

Creepy cover of the A Nightmare on Elm Street theme using the Freddy Krueger glove by gtidubthee1

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This week, the guys are being whisked away to Stars Hollow by special guest and diehard "Gilmore Girls" fan, Skylar Harrison, as they all make their way through the Carole King-infused opening credits to the hit TV show. 

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Gilmore Girls Season 1 Opening Credits  

One Woman Band cover of "Where You Lead" the theme from Gilmore Girls by Ninja Nins 

Solo Acoustic Fingerstyle cover of  "Where You Lead" by Andrew Chae

Ukulele cover of "Where You Lead" by Genevieve Aileen 

Dark, Depressing cover of "Where You Lead" by Rebecca Madro

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Gary and Max are as desperate for your attention as each of the Roy children are as desperate for their father's in this week's episode taking on the opening credits to Succession. 

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Succession Season 2 Opening Credits  

Succession Season 1 Opening Credits 

The opening sequence from "The Game" 

EDM Remix of the Succession theme by The Only Animal

Mario Paint cover of the Succession theme by Adam Catino

Bill Hader dancing to the Succession theme 

Fuck Off Supercut from Succession Season 1 by S. L

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